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- Fewer Sections to Slide
When players get to Средняя школа Эбисугаока in Silent Hill f, they’ve got three puzzles they have to solve essentially at the same time. In true Silent Hill fashion, these puzzles connect with each other, providing additional insight as well as giving players the next things they need to progress.
After getting to the second floor, there’s only one classroom that’s open: Hinako’s old classroom, 3-1.
In this classroom, we see the arrangement of seats, including where Shu, Rinko and Hinako would all normally sit. However, on Rinko’s desk, there’s a box and a letter, told in multiple parts.
It just so happens that inside this box is a key to every other classroom on the second floor, so you have to figure out how to open it. Thankfully, Rinko was kind enough to give hints (while dunking on Hinako) during her love confession.
The puzzle follows the same pattern across all game modes: fruits, books, then sakura — however, the exact selections vary based on what difficulty you have selected. Here’s how to solve the Secret Box puzzle in Silent Hill f.
Сложность истории
Fewer Sections to Slide
Story difficulty is kind enough to highlight the keywords that you need in order to solve the puzzle, unlike in harder difficulties. When you first read Rinko’s letter, she describes the time her and Shu had gone to a café and had a cake.
She talks about how the cake had сладкие и терпкие фрукты, which should give players the clue for this first part of the puzzle. You have to select fruits, easy as that, but don’t forget that the box is double-sided.
When selecting fruit, some players may assume pumpkin would work since it tends to get made into sweets, but pumpkins are gourds. The only fruits you should have selected are cherries and a strawberry, shown below:
From there, when you submit the results, the box will open and reveal another section of Rinko’s letter (and another, smaller box within the box). In this letter, she talks about filling up one journal after another, and that’s what players should look for next.
Just keep in mind, the puzzle is specifically talking about journals (bound books), so the loose-leaf pages aren’t part of the solution. There are only three books on both sides, looking like this when completed:
Once again, the box will open up, and it will reveal the next portion of Rinko’s note to Shu — and in this section, she talks about the blooming sakura. Sakura is Japanese for cherry blossoms, and they symbolize young love and new beginnings.
Funnily enough, there is only a single sakura in this difficulty, meaning that the front side is completely blank. It may look incorrect, but don’t be fooled by the bonsai trees or any other element of nature. This single sakura is all you need.
After using the code below, the box will finally open and give you the key to all other classrooms on the second floor.
Трудная сложность
Standard Silent Hill Puzzle

On Hard difficulty, instead of the cream-coloured sections of the box being movable, it’s actually the brown, miniature sections. The riddle follows the exact same pattern in all difficulties, just worded differently, and keywords aren’t highlighted.
Because of this, reading Rinko’s message, we know the answer to the first part of this puzzle is all fruit. On the front side of the box, the bottom fruit looks more like a flower, but it’s actually just a slice of an orange, so you can select it with ease.
On the back, the first fruit shown may look like leaves, but looking r, you’ll see grapes on the stem.
Both sides of the box should end up looking like this:
After submitting these answers, the box will open and the second part of Rinko’s message will display. Just like in other difficulties, you have to select only bound books, nothing with loose paper.
There are four books in total, making both sides of the box look like this:
When completed, the box will open up to the last section, where you’re given the last part of the riddle. In this one, she still talks about the blooming sakura, so this continues to be the answer.
However, on the front of the box, there’s no clear sakura flower shown. Instead, you actually see a tree with what looks like leaves falling — these aren’t leaves. In the spring, cherry blossoms rain from trees onto the earth below, to where there’s even a term for it in Japanese: sakura fubiki, which literally means cherry blossom snowstorm.
With this in mind, it’s clear that this is a cherry blossom tree, so it’s needed in order to complete the puzzle. The front and back of the final part should look like this:
Уровень сложности «Затерянные в тумане»
Every Little Section Moves

On Lost in the Fog difficulty, every part of the box is adjustable, so it’s important to check everything before you rotate the box, much less make your selection. Thankfully, the riddle still follows the same pattern, it’s just different answers.
That fruity cake at the cafe really must have been delicious for it to still be the answer on this difficulty. Either way, both sides of the box end up looking like this:
Submit your answers and the box will open, revealing the next part of the letter and — surprise — another box. In this one, it still follows the same pattern, meaning that the answers are all going to be bound books.
She talks about writing in this part of her poem, so it can be tempting to select anything that just has paper in general. But in reality, it has to be paper that also has a spine.
Он должен выглядеть примерно так:
Upon submission, you’ll then get to the final part of the puzzle, which once again talks about blooming sakura as your final selection. Keeping the cherry blossom tree in mind from Hard mode, you just follow the same pattern.
In the end, this will be the answer you submit in order to get the key and the final part of Rinko’s love confession to Shu.